Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004
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7 Fire-fighting
(1) A fire and rescue authority must make provision for the purpose of— (a) extinguishing fires in its area, and (b) protecting life and property in the event of fires in its area. (2) In making provision under subsection (1) a fire and rescue authority must in particular— (a) secure the provision of the personnel, services and equipment necessary efficiently to meet all normal requirements; (b) secure the provision of training for personnel; (c) make arrangements for dealing with calls for help and for summoning personnel; (d) make arrangements for obtaining information needed for the purpose mentioned in subsection (1); (e) make arrangements for ensuring that reasonable steps are taken to prevent or limit damage to property resulting from action taken for the purpose mentioned in subsection (1).
7 Fire-fighting
(1) A fire and rescue authority must make provision for the purpose of— (a) extinguishing fires in its area, and (b) protecting life and property in the event of fires in its area. (2) In making provision under subsection (1) a fire and rescue authority must in particular— (a) secure the provision of the personnel, services and equipment necessary efficiently to meet all normal requirements; (b) secure the provision of training for personnel; (c) make arrangements for dealing with calls for help and for summoning personnel; (d) make arrangements for obtaining information needed for the purpose mentioned in subsection (1); (e) make arrangements for ensuring that reasonable steps are taken to prevent or limit damage to property resulting from action taken for the purpose mentioned in subsection (1).
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